Sentence examples for mixed lesson from inspiring English sources

Special guest Cajmere dropped one one of the best sets of the weekend – A masterfully mixed lesson in left-field house music.

So history has mixed lessons for the dollar.

He mixed lessons in interrogation with homespun stories about how he used his training to outwit a car dealer, and how his daughters used it to manipulate him.

When we were 11 years old, we did an exchange programme with our "brother school" and had mixed lessons for a week.

Mr. Bush might have also considered mixed lessons from past presidential jawboning of the markets -- where government action has usually been remembered far longer than presidential speechifying.

She returned bearing mixed lessons from a society where the tools of democracy still worked, but where the native Dutch were often less than warm to her and her fellow exiles.

Some might argue that city dwellers will survive and rebuild, although the fate of New Orleans in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, which flooded 80% of the city in 2005, offers mixed lessons.

As an example of making the unseen be seen, when learners scuff on the carpet in the mixed reality lesson called Scuff-n-Spark, they are activating past memories of being shocked after walking on a carpeted surface.

Rote learning is better swallowed when mixed with lessons in etymology and the history of the language.

But its legacy has been mixed, and its lessons for today seem limited.

Expect some problem-solving lessons mixed in with the beat boxing.